Overview
The Master’s degree in Economics and Data Analysis, entirely taught in English, provides students with the main theoretical and empirical tools for economic and data analysis, necessary in an ever-changing and openly international economic environment. The programme trains graduates to be able to critically interpret economic phenomena at local and international level, and use the main modern empirical techniques for business and market analysis.
Students will be able to develop such skills upon completion of an interdisciplinary programme which includes, in the first year, core modules on microeconomic theory and its applications, mathematical and computational tools, public economics and international economic regulation, as well as on advanced data analysis and management, and econometrics.
In the second year, the following subject areas will be covered: macroeconomic and financial analysis, risk and investment management, international business management practices, procedures and models useful in development economics, health and environmental economics, and project evaluation and financing. In addition to the analysis of economic problems, topics in advanced statistical and econometric analysis will be explored, focusing for instance on forecast analysis and economic applications of machine learning methodologies.
The programme also includes modules taught by guest lecturers from international universities, as well as seminars and meetings with guest speakers and professionals of leading institutions and companies. In addition, the programme supports students wishing to enhance their transferable skills in view of their future professional life by granting academic recognition of university credits to those who attend the relevant courses offered by the University or other institutions.
The programme also benefits from the opportunity of a double degree programme with the MSc in International Economic Policy at the University of Wurzburg. Students enrolled in the double degree programme will take the first year at the University of Verona and the second year at the University of Wurzburg.
 
Core features:
-Two-year MSc programme
-All courses are taught in English
-Interactive learning environment: tutorials, labs, project works, e-learning support
-International lecturers
-Tutorship by academic staff
-Links with international universities with dedicated exchange programmes or double degree.
-Coordination of internships management
For further information on the course programme please contact: magec@dse.univr.it
 
Career opportunities
Thanks to the skills developed during the programme, graduates will be able to hold managerial or research-oriented positions in international companies, consulting firms, public or private institutions. Economic analysis and management specialists and Business and market analysts are the main professional roles for graduates in Economics and Data Analysis. This programme also provides students with the strong economic and quantitative background necessary for graduates who wish to continue their studies in a PhD programme in Economics.
 
Information for Bachelor’s graduates applying for this programme                        
SSD (Scientific-disciplinary sectors) requirements:
- 12 CFU (ECTS credits) from Mathematics and Statistics subjects.From the following Scientific-disciplinary sectors: from SECS-S/01 to SECS-S06; from MAT/01 to MAT/09;
- 48 CFU (ECTS credits) mainly from Economics, Management, Law, Mathematics and Statistics subjects also including Physics, Engineering, Informatics subjectsFrom the following Scientific-disciplinary sectors: from SECS-P/01 to SECS-P/13; from SECS-S/01 to SECS-S/06; INF/01; from IUS/01 to IUS/17; IUS/21; from MAT/01 to MAT/09; from FIS/01 to FIS/08; from ING-INF/01 to ING-INF/07; from ING-IND/03 to ING-IND/20; from ING-IND/23 to ING-IND/27; from ING-IND/31 a ING-IND/35; from SPS/01 to SPS/14.
 
Language requirements: English language certification (or equivalent qualification), minimum B2 level (CEFR - Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) or equivalent certifications.
Cumulative Grade Point Average (or equivalent) not lower than a grade equivalent to 22/30 in the Italian grading scale (that considers a minimum pass grade of 18/30 and a maximum grade of 30/30).
Students can undertake a mobility period abroad for study or internship as part of an international mobility programme. During their studies in Verona, students are offered opportunities to interact with professionals and guest speakers, and will be able to take part in seminars, case studies and group work, project work, and professional courses. Tutoring and counselling services are provided, as well as career service initiatives. Assistance for students with disabilities is always available.
Student support benefits, scholarships and reduced tuition fees are available based on merit and financial bases. For more information on the organisational aspects of the programme, please contact the relevant Teaching and Student Services Unit.
For further information on entry requirements please contact: didattica.economia@ateneo.univr.it
For information on the assessment of foreign qualifications and admissions procedures please contact: admissions@ateneo.univr.it
For Information on tuition fees and general information for international students please refer to: https://www.univr.it/en/our-services/-/servizi/international-degree-seeking-students
Students coming from extra-EU countries should refer to the call for application for pre-admission and students support and benefits available at: https://www.univr.it/en/job-vacancies/studenti/international-degree-seeking-students/0/8673